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THE fcVJEKJSGF TIMES WASB3NOTO NOYEEBER 8 1900 I THURS kY 5 I F b tO ll Co Washingtons Favorite 50 dozen Childrens Extra Fine Ribbed Hose with double heel and knee 1C warranted fast black 15c value pair 50 dozen Ladies Fast Black dou QC ble heel and toe loc value Ladies Fine Black Cashmere and Fleecelined Hose with high spliced heel and double too warranted fast black special tomorrow for Infants Fine Cashmere Hose in all col ors with silk heel and toe sizes 4 to 6 35c value for emnant Oeptu 200 Ladies Coats made of fine beaver and novelty materials styles of past sea son but can be easily altered worth from 5 to 20 can be closed out at 1 150 2 and 2 50 each 500 yards of Tapestry Borders from 3 to 9 inches wide sold for 25c SOc ana 5c to close and I5e yard Suitable for portiere edgings 35 Black Brocaded Ladies Dress QQf SkIrts 175 values 800 yards Apron Gingham yard J4 1100 yardsGrey and Black Domet Flannel lOc quality yard lt 15S yards Turkey Red and White Table Linens new designs 55c value 9l yard Lansburgh Bro 420 to 425 Seventh St Your For all the Furniture Carpets and HouseJurnishings you want Our prices are marked in plain figures and are as low as GUARANTEED qualities can be bought for any- where Carpets laid and lined free of cost charge waste in matching figures All car- pets ordered before 2 oclock will be on the floor the FOLLOWING day Mammoth Credit I House 817 SI9 821 823 7th St W Bet H and i Sts Uprights at All Prices PIANOS KOIl I122NT 1209 Pa Ave N W Guaranteed Set of Teeth The Evans 5entaS Parlors 1200 P ST NW Branch Office 137 7th St NW Reliable work a moderate Painless Extraction 25c FREE when teeth cruered Sets of Teeth Jl up Beautiful 2 up- God and ip Eil er Fillinss HV end up DR PATTON Dentist 1213 Twelfth Street H W l 22tf s the proper time to hare those a bad teeth out without pain gg and get new ones to enjoy your THANKTGIVIXG TUR- KEY This can be done by wearing with the renowned Vero suction which them in tight Remember ve do all work known to the dental professiir in the latest painless systems Each a specialist ami of Philadelphia 2ft years guar- antee on all work Misfit plates made by other dentists reset with Vero suction VERO DENTISTS Opposite Raleigh Hotel 12th and Pa Ave Entrance on 12th St Hours 8 a m to S p m Sundays 9 to 4 p m Fnltoiin First Scnml ont ELIZABETH N J Nov S Mrs Morse the oldest woman in Union county died Tuesday night at the residence- of her granddaughter Mrs Edward Bcok hout jr at Cranford N J Mrs Morse was ninetynine years old and she was a witness of the trial of the steamer Clermont which was first vessel in- vented by Robert Fulton to navigate the Hudson River Tolincco for South Africa RICHMOND Va Nov 8 A Richmond chewing tobacco factory today made a large shipment of tobacco to South Africa May not be all that is meant by dyspep- sia but it will be If The uneasiness after eating fits of ner- vous headache sourness of the stomach 5tfd disagreeable belching may not DO very bad now but they will be if the stomach is suffered to grow weaker Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease that the tendency to it should be given early attention This is completely over come by Sarsaparina the whole system Bro Sb a Renl rkabia Values for friday Hosiery pair Z5C I 4 C HHH lH- r 1 t Credit I t Is Good 1 f t Jade T r x t f J I I r- I 7 t N T i t I1 KNABE PianosOth- er Mike Knabe Co V coat I are i Cows IS I n platt k doc or I i tin Impaired foods digestive Sm 5c iOn I I r i I i for- T I 5 F j 1 i 1 L 1 j U1UHfl1 i i iH t WIlL ttSHtO 5n L e ow Saw Eliza- beth S 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ + + + + + ± Republican Majority in the House Thirtvseven The Senate AVIIl Consist of Fiftyone IteiiuliSIeniJS Thirty Democrats nn l Seven Intleiieotleiits Wlti- iDelawares Two Seiiutorsliijs I Doubt Mr Quay Victorious THE SENATE Term I Poll Expires ALABAMA tics 1807 John T Morjran Dem 1903 Edmund W Pettus Dem AIIKAXSAS 1903 James 1C Jones i 1907 A Democrat CALIFORNIA 1C03 George C Perkins 1SC3 T F hard COLORADO 1S03 M Teller 1907 Charles 2 Thonus 1003 OrviHfi II T 10C3 Joseph It Stephen R cm James P Taliaferro DenS GEORGIA 1907 Augustus Bacon Dem 1003 Alex S Clay Dem IDAHO 1007 A Democrat 1003 Henry Heitfeld Ind ILLINOIS 1907 S jr Cullom r Rep 1903 William E Mason Kep INDIANA lies Charles V Fairbanks Rep 1S03 Albert 1 Beveridge Rep IOWA i 3003 William B Allison Rep 1007 Jonathan P Dolliver Kep KANSAS 11W3 William A Harris Jrd A Republican KENTUCKY 1C03 William J Rep 1007 J a S I LOUISIANA 1003 Samuel P JSCEnety Dem 1E07 Murphy J Foster Dem MAINE 1903 Eugene lisle Rep 1907 William P Fryc MARYLAND 1003 Georrre L Ind 1005 Louis E ilcConws Rep MASSACHUSETTS 1907 George F Hor Rep 1905 Henry C Lodgei Rep MICHIGAN 1907 James McMillan Rep 1D03 Julius C furrows Rep MINNESOTA RIOT ICnatc Nelson i Rep 1903 Cushmon K Dark is Rep MISSISSIPPI Hernando D Msney Dm 1907 A J McLaurin Dem MISSOURI ItXK Francis M Cockrsll Dem 1903 George G Vest Dem MONTANA 1K7 A Drtiiorrat 1005 W A dark Dem- I XEBKASKA 1007 A Democrat 1003 William V Allen Ind- I NEVADA 1B03 John P lad 1905 William Rep NEW HAMPSHIRE 1903 Jacob 11 GalHnscr Rep ARepubliean NEW JERSEY 1903 John Kcan Rep 1907 W J Sewetl r Rep W NEW YORK 1903 Thomas C Rep 1905 Chauncey M Rep NORTH CAROLINA 1903 JJeter C Pritchard Rep 1907 M Simmons Dem NORTH DAKOTA 1503 Henry O Hansbroush Rep 1905 James P McCumber Rep 1903 JosfpU B Rep 1903 Marcus A Hanna Rep OREGON 1D03 Joseph Simon Rep 1007 G WMcBride j Rep i PENNSYLVANIA 1P03 Penrose I Rep 1003 M S Quay Rep RHODE ISLAND 1907 Nelson AV Aldrich Rep 1007 George P AVctmore Rep SOUTH CAROLINA 1907 Benjamin R Tillman Dem 1003 John L McLaurin Dem i SOUTH DAKOTA 1903 Jain il Kyle Rep 1907 A Republican TENNESSEE 1005 William B Bate Dem 1S07 Edward W Carmack Dem TEXAS 1903 Charles A Culbereon Dem 1907 Joseph Bailey Dem UTAH lifl Jnspuh I Rawlin 1 Dent 1905 Republican I AT5RMONT- 1W iRedneld Pioctor Rep 1C03 W B Dillingham Rep VIRGINIA 1003 John W Daniel Dem 1907 Thomas S Martin Dem WAShINGTON 1003 George Turner led 1503 Addison G Foster Rep WEST VIRGINIA 1 K Nathan B Scott Rep 1907 S B EDema Rep WISCONSIN 1903 John C Spooner Rep 1905 Joseph V Quarles Rep 1 1903 IClarenP J Upp 1007 F E Rep Republicans ill Democrats 30 Independents 7 Doubtful Delaware 2 ROUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES Alabama First District George WT Taylor Dem Second District A A Wiley Dem Third District D Clayton Bern Fourth District i Sidney J Doc Dem Filth District C W Thompson Dem Sixth District J II Banthead Dem Seventh District John T Burnett Beta Eighth District Wm Richardson Dem Ninth District 0 W Underwood Dem Arkansas x First District I D McCulloch Dem Second District JohnS Little Dent Third District T C McRae Dna Fourth District C C Reid Dem Filth District MI A Dinsmore Bern Sixth District S Brandidse Dens Cnlifornin First District F L Combs Rep Second District S D Rep Third District V II Fourth District Julius Kahr Rep Fifth District E Rep Sixth District James Rep Seventh District Jas C Needham lisp Colorado 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District i J H Davidson Rep Seventh District J J Esch Eighth District E S Minor Rep Ninth District Webster Brown Rep Tenth District John J Jenkins Rep AVyoniinpr At Large F W Mondtll Rep Territories Alaska Arizona M A Smith Dew New Mexico O Larazalo Dem Oklahoma D T Flynn Kep Hawaii IL W Wilcox hid Porto Rico i Federico Degetau Rep Renjlectcd Republicans i 19 Democrats 15- Fusionlsts i Republican majority over all S7 They 1VI1I Address time Maryland Christian Endeavor Convention BALTIMORE Nov S The annual con- vention of the Christian Endeavor socie- ties of the State will be held in Baptist Church next Tuesday Wednesday j and Thursday Tuesday morning will be given over to the registration of delegates The addresses of welcome and the will be delivered at the At the session on Tuesday night the speak- ers will be Rev Luther R Dyott of New- ark N J and Rev Dr William Patterson pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church Philadelphia The session on Wednesday morning will be devoted to the of cf State Union ference and to a symposium on Endeavor work An address win also be delivered by Rev Dr William Patterson on The Sin of Compromise Essentials to matters connected with the management of Junior ba discussed at the afternoon session At the close of the Junior Workers confer- ence Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka Ran author of In His Steps will con- duct a question box Rev Mr Sheldon and Mr John G Wool ley Presidential candidate of the Prohibi- tion party will be the speakers of the ses- sion Wednesday night Jlr Sheldons sub ject will be Opportunities for Service in the Twentieth eCntury Mr Woolley will speak on The Power cf Testimony To accommodate the large audiences which are j expected at this session two services be one at Brantiy and the other at the First English Lutheran Church Both addresses will be delivered at each of the two churches On Thursday morning there will be an open parliament on Missions and a com- mittee conference Rev Maurice Penfleld Fuses pastor of Brantiy Church will an address at the afternoon session 2To Need of Bait From Crabslmv I dont see woman acquired her extravagance in dress Lee wasnt Mrs Crabshavr Of course There rnly one man in the world then end she had him Hip Cain ham GroW ep T U h TWcnt eighth J J 1 Te n Cpr RG I I Utrili Rep Jon P nKhinon IrllIR Jh1cohsin rJ le I I WOOL I I t response I presentation repots Discipleship I I W heldthe luck not was I Ohio 1 1ceou J lie A Ceorg Sutherland Vermont West District i VII AND EHELDO Brantly Chris- tian and will de- liver that s as > > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Sale of seats will this morning for the engagement next week of W From Dalys Theatre Presenting Last Seasons Successes The Ambassador THURSDAY FKIDAY flthsri MhPfi 5 SATURDAY V MATINEE The Maneuvers of Jane Extra New Nationa DAr IEFROHMANS IKDAY Wheels I i YORK STOCK COPAY9 tDNESIAY j SOCIAL AND PERSONAL The election of Mr O H P to Belmontt- the House of Representatives will con tribute to the National Capital another entertainer trout New Yorks social world Mrs Belmont who was Mrs Wil- liam K Vanderbilt before her second will it is said add greatly to the gaiety of the approaching season and has already considered the selection of a suit able house Mrs S S Rowland the sister of Mr Belmont has returned to Washington and openedher splendid home on I Street Mr and Mrs George Cafoot Lodge arc visiting Senator and Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge who are still at their villa at Time honored St Johns Church George- town was beautifully adorned with palms and snowy blossoms last night for the uarr- sage of Miss Helen Cragtn one of Georgetowns prettiest daughters to Mr David Agnew Greenlees the ceremony oc curring in the presence of an assemblage made up of old residential families of Washington and Georgetown together with a number of out of town relatives and friends The who assigned the guests to seats Hartiveil McCart ney cousin of the bride Mr C Powell Miunigerode Dr A Rhett Stuart Mr J Wilmer Latiraer all of Washington and Mr J S Sdiaeffer of Philadelphia The nuptial music from Lohengrin played by Mr Morgan organist of the Church of the Covenant signaled the approach of the bride who passed up the aisle attenu d by her father Mr Charles Hartwell Cragin by whom she was given in marriage She wore a very beautiful trailing robe of white chiffon over white silk with bodice draplngs of liberty silk and point applique Her tulle veil was caught to her hair with graceful simplicity and her only jewels were pearls that have been worn by the j brides of her mothers family for several generations Her bouquet was of white or I chids and lilies of the valley with touches j of maiden hair fern In addition to the ushers the wedding train consisted of Miss j Lilian Addison Cragin was her sisters attendant maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Underwood Cox Miss Anna Greenlees I ter of the groom Miss Bessie and a j matron attendant Mrs Robert ne- McKianey of York Pa a cousin of the bride whose own wedding occurred a few weeks ago and who with her husband are house guests at the Cragin home Miss Cragin wore a gracefully dainty gown of white silk trimmed with lace and chiffon iml carried a large cluster of white chry- santhemums tied with nile green ribbon The maids were alike in nile green eilk and their bouquets cf white chrysan- themums were caught with Watteau knots of white satin ribbon Masters Summer field McCartney and Archibald Offiey in modish Tuxedo suits held the ribbons that with large bunches of snowy chrysanthe- mums defined the family pews Mrs Cra gin in an elegant toilet of black em- broidered in Jet was assisted to seat by Mr Robinson Cox of Xew York and Mrs J M Addison grandmother of the bride by Mr Horace McEllery of I more The groom with his best man Mr S Duncan Bradley awaited the brides com- ing in the chancel where the ceremony was performed by Rev Frank H Barton rector of St Johns assisted by Rev G Freeland Peter of the ProCathedral a lifelong friend of the groom j A reception was held at the t the brides 3127 Dumbarton Avenue from 9 and later Mr and Mrs Greenlees left for their j honeymoon travels the attired for traveling in Paris Among the relatives and friends presant both at the church and reception were Mr Archibald Greenlees father of the groom Lieut and Mrs C M McCartney uncle and aunt of the bride Miss Lydie Addiscn Mr and Mrs Angus Cameron- of Roland Park Baltimore Mr W O Carrington of Bristol Tenn Mr and Mrs Howard Avery of Norfolk Va Mr and Mrs J P Agnew Mr Walter Rogers and Mrs B Wheat of Alexandria and D L Wilson Dr and Mrs Du Bcsc Jlr and Mrs Walter Whoatley Mr and Mrs J H Gordon Miss Peter Miss j Hume Miss Marshall Mists Esther Gor den Mrs Hulme Mrs Bennett Mrs M- Ii Addison the Misses Addison the Misses Cox Mrs and the Misses Dar nellIe Mr and Mrs P T Berry the Misses Berry the Misses Shoemaker Miss Mohum Mr Vivian Burnett Mr W G Ogden Messrs Allen and F B Gordon ilr Cleland Offiey Hiss Elizabeth Hayes of Philadelphia and Miss Marie Webster- of Richmond Among the numerous and handsome gifts displayed in a reception Toom on the second floor were a silver service presentd by the stock exchange and a dish of embossed silver from the I K T a social organization cf which the groom is a member Upon their re turn to the city Mr and Mrs Greenlees Will reside for the winter at the family home of the bride on Dumbarton Avenue The Hon Audrey Pauncefote daughterof the British Ambassador and Lady Paunce fote who have been visiting friends in Philadelphia returned to the Embassy yes- terday The AustroHungarian Minister and the Baroness Hengelmuller with their daugh- ter arrived at the Legation from New York yesterday afternoon having spent the summer in fashionable watering places in the North Mr and Mrs L Z Loiter have returned to their home DuporitTCircle after an ex j tended visit to Chicago A Disorderly House RaIded Sergeant lodges and Policeman Mullen raided 1227 E Street northwest about 9 oclock last night and arrested Harriet Columbus on a charge of keeping a bawdy house Annie Lane and Fannie Minor were detained is witnesses Campbell Car rington appeared for her in the Police Court this morning where she pleaded not guilty demanded a jury trial and was released on 300 bonds Squall Damage I j Fire Damages amounting to 10 resulted at 11 oclock this niorrjnfr from a fire caused by chil- dren playing with matches at 1130 Government Alley in the of TwcntyfiKt Street north- west occupied by Betty Morris and owned by MrsJ Miller Truck B responded to a local alarm and extinguished the flanus I I lav- Ish N- ah t I I I I ushers I I I who s Ore son ned j net Bal residence- of parent later Lie t I I I I mar- riage Mrs rear ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ A Tonic Horsfords Acid Phosphate Nourishes and and quiet sleep and Nerve Food and body gives rest strength Academy of Fashionable Vaudeville Matinee Daily at 2 P Always the Best in Vaudeville DclaurDelirlmont Trio Jrrof Hcr- l crt Deuce Gordon Vidocq how erly LeRoy amid LeVnnion Dully Sttivtelle and Duffy Instrumental AVillartlM Nellie Hurt Coolie and Clinton Tenley mid SimouilH Mat Prices Evening Prices ORCHESTKA ORCHESTRA 50c ORCU CUICLE ORCH CIRCLE fir GALLERY 15c GALLERY AH Reserved at rcrfcrmince Box 9 am to Telephone 53 J LEADING ITHEATRE Matinee Today 25 50r 75c 1 OTIS SKifjiNEL Direct from Wallacks Tlicatre Xcxv York EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA Xext AVcelc Sent Now on Sale Jno J MeXallys Xew Vaudeville Farce Star and AXD GarterAX- D Marvelous Agoust Family 25c New Grand 5 announces for this week a bill equally as as test week J W ALHAUCII JI CO LE ROY ANTI CLAYTON HILDA THOMAS AND LOU HALL FRANK AYHJTMAX VIOLET DALE ilARZELLA THE BACIIELOU CLUB and HACKER AND LESTER Daily Mat OKa j Eves at OK a Kflf 815 All Seats Are Reserve NOT 12th VeekiiR CHASE TT TRAY EL1XG VAUDEVILLE COMPANY neaded MItE HERR1IAXN Queen of Eagle Widow of Hcmnann the Great and Seven Other Brilliant Act i T1 B O A Tonight at 815 a Era Mat Sat 2 JOSEPH BROOKS PRESENTS In a Comedy Success by Molly Elliott Seawcll and Wm Young Tte Sprightly Romanco of Marsac Depicting Parisian Life o lbs Present Day WEEK Daniel Frohmans Company From Dalys Theatre York j Matinee Saturday Prices The Lafayette 75Gi Square Company 50c With Miss Blanche Bates in 5C NEXT WEEK THE LAST WORD ST IV1INER AND VAfiSR- fiMFMIfiS HRI RfincDQ I The Ony Billy B Van Next Week IRWINS MAJESTICS THE ORIGINAL AND lila MERRY BURLESQUERS 12 WiSE WOMEN AND SONG CO TIle gala event Delicious Sparkling HAftlPAGNE CIDER- S w looks and tastes like real but is metric from Geneses County N Y apples Chris World Famous Mariani Tonic Recommended throughout the world by the Medical Profession and during thirty eight years pronounced the most reliable effective and agreeable tonic and stimu lantAll druggists Refuse substitutes ELEGANT tEESENTa KINGS PALACE 812814 Tilt St 715 Market Spoci FOR SALE AND RENT ANt OTHER LEASING INSTRUAEKTa 925 PenrYsylvania Avenue Sewing Machines repaired and warranted 100 M Cf PIK HMH5 314 Sih St N W HASHeMS I M is 25c I j LOC l U 15c Set Ever o i I m t GTOS- SU c 1 HpRBfCE OTTOg 1 DIIASTS II- Yr i k i I 15 Uu I I by R f i at MACLYN ARBUOKLE I I i LAu 81 I The Senatorii E4 IF rB P iii Evemnz MC Vd7 815 t j I EJ I LDTTL EGYPT I Nov I grand I I d St ian erPhom 14- 25VINI ARIAN For PREMIUM STAMPS STEINWAY A 1 I N PInking I U fIUn- gO all of fine ditching usic and BAICONY 15c BALCONY IN I Oc Chase greet LJ I Pti New champagne ft5s DROOPtSON rL > ¬ > > Penna Ave and 7th St The regular Friday clearing up broken lots But in addition many T special lots at Remnant Prices X thereby making tomorrow a day of A- I doubly intensified interest f Aisle Leaders Jewelry Novelties Including choice of Baby Pins Cuff Buttons Stick Pins Chilliens Drinking Cups Hair Clasps Pompadour Combs plain and jeweled Watch Guards Sterling Silver Novelties Napkin Rings plated Cologne Bottles Sterling Silver Thimbles Ster ling Silver Pendants for brace- lets Individual Salt and Pepper Sets Puff Jars Hair Pins Belt Pins Whisk Brooms Brooches Collar Buttons Rings Jewel j Bags Neck Combs plain and Jeweled Earrings Sterling Sil- ver Pocket Knives Candlesticks Lorgnette Chains Tooth Pick Holders Necktie Clasps Purses Hat Pins Match Trays Nut Sets Nethersole Bracelets Being values that retail usually up to tec Ribbons The last day for choice of these 15c to 25c Ribbons all styles and colors and widths Nos 5 7 9 and 12 They fill Aisle Tables for choice I ca yard A lot of Tailormade Suits in Black Oxford Tan and Drown of different styles and in different sizes Not a suit in the a f n lot but is worth twice the special price JJ 3p A lot of Dress and Pedestrian Skirts in Homespuns Tweeds and Grey and Plaidback Woolens perfect in draping and 0 makings some of our re X- markable 5 values r Strictly mantailormade Flan- nelette Waists in a good many colorings but not every c r size of each About 15 dozen with choice at 75c and vJtJ An unusually big lot of rem- nants of ick Dress Goods Broadcloths Cheviots Serges Henriettas Crepons Mohairs Ve- netians and Whipcords in suit- able lengths for waists and ff skirts Values up to 150 I for t J Not all Gizes in any one of these lots but all warranted 20button length Suede Gloves evening shades jf regular price 250 f a pair o v Ladies and Childrens Cash mere Gloves scatter colors worth 25c 29c and 39c a pair Remnants of the weeks Lining favorites Moire Iercaline Twill- ed Silesia Moire antique and forth some black and some in colors and in lengths p f ranging from 1 to 7 yards 7 lOc to lSc values for Jr Broken Striped Polka and Embroidered Dot 39c and 50c kinds for 29c 4 Qf and 25c Hennsdorf Back Fleecelined Hose for 8 vJ A hundred lot of Ladies Very Sheer Handkerchiefs hemstitched and with 2inch lace and inserting trimming The cheapest of them are IS values JBgL Choice Broken lot of Mens White Dress Shirts open back and front sizes 1512 15 fir 1G12 17 and 1712 Regu lar 75c Shirts for Or Broken sizes of Mens Fancy striped Balbriggan Shirts p r- and Drawers of medium weight regular 50c grade iaJ 1 Lot of Boys very Natty Nov- elty Suits in plain colors and fancy mixtures only one two and three suits of a kind sizes running from 3 to Ok s S years 5 and 6 k ih ones for vr v Broken sizes of Mens Black and Tan Half Hose warranted i fast color and full IliL 15c value vr- o Broken lot of Ladies Black and Tan Vici Kid Button and Lace f Shoes all small sizes but worth up n to i a pair for 225 and Box Calf and Vici t a r Kid Lace Shoes worth 2 S 53 for 4 a av vf Broken lot of Childrens Black Vici Kid Button and L ce ft Shoes heavy soles worth L50 y a For Friday a few Far Felt Hats that are L50 anti 2 for S8c and lot of Outing dMi Hats worth 75c for s u Lot of 355 yards of Black Twill jHabulai Silk 24 inches wide pure Lyons dye and west desirable o all silks for Waists or even en g tire dresses This lot is full a Iflj 1 quality Snonioi FineGliina Dinner Sets Weve 8 Carlsbad and Aus- trian China Dinner Sets that through some mishap a few pieces of each have beeneither lost or broken not to hurt their usefulness Daintily doe orated and ar ff f tistic shape They are g 3 worth SIS Choice t I o- ft 0 jl for Fridays o 0I t f t i I complete fo- rt Cents t- t I t j Cou- rt at t- t 0 0 I t t or t t I- i 4 E j t for V- t i I t l t t t t t t t 0 0 I Ladies t Gloves t t t t t- in t l I lag lot fo- rt o 0 t t t S J t t lotsLadies Hoses t It 0 t I 1 iaund t t G J t t I 0 ° i i Boys I t- t I r t 4 4t I 4 4 4 t 1 t 4r 4 4 4 4 1 6 4 4 RGfflllalit348 23 4 1 4 4 4 r p a piai 4 4 2 Un- d o Spcia j I a- o 0 t t O I 1 4 9 t 0 ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ > > ¬ ¬ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ±
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Fleecelined Hose with high splicedheel and double too warranted fastblack special tomorrow for
Infants Fine Cashmere Hose in all colors with silk heel and toe sizes4 to 6 35c value for
emnant Oeptu200 Ladies Coats made of fine beaver
and novelty materials styles of past season but can be easily altered worthfrom 5 to 20 can be closed out at
1 150 2 and 2 50 each500 yards of Tapestry Borders from 3
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and I5e yardSuitable for portiere edgings35 Black Brocaded Ladies Dress QQf
SkIrts 175 values
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For all the Furniture Carpets andHouseJurnishings you want Ourprices are marked in plain figuresand are as low as GUARANTEEDqualities can be bought for any-where Carpets laid andlined free of cost chargewaste in matching figures All car-pets ordered before 2 oclock will beon the floor the FOLLOWING day
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your THANKTGIVIXG TUR-KEY This can be done by wearingwith the renowned Vero suction whichthem in tight Remember ve do all workknown to the dental professiir in the latestpainless systems Each a specialistami of Philadelphia 2ft years guar-antee on all work Misfit plates made byother dentists reset with Vero suction
VERO DENTISTSOpposite Raleigh Hotel 12th and Pa Ave
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Morse the oldest woman in Unioncounty died Tuesday night at the residence-of her granddaughter Mrs Edward Bcokhout jr at Cranford N J Mrs Morsewas ninetynine years old and she was awitness of the trial of the steamerClermont which was first vessel in-vented by Robert Fulton to navigate theHudson River
Tolincco for South AfricaRICHMOND Va Nov 8 A Richmond
chewing tobacco factory today made a largeshipment of tobacco to South Africa
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THE SENATE
Term I PollExpires ALABAMA tics1807 John T Morjran Dem1903 Edmund W Pettus Dem
AIIKAXSAS1903 James 1C Jones i1907 A Democrat
CALIFORNIA1C03 George C Perkins1SC3 T F hard
COLORADO1S03 M Teller1907 Charles 2 Thonus
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Stephen R cmJames P Taliaferro DenS
GEORGIA1907 Augustus Bacon Dem1003 Alex S Clay Dem
IDAHO1007 A Democrat1003 Henry Heitfeld Ind
ILLINOIS1907 S jr Cullom r Rep1903 William E Mason Kep
INDIANAlies Charles V Fairbanks Rep1S03 Albert 1 Beveridge Rep
IOWA i3003 William B Allison Rep1007 Jonathan P Dolliver Kep
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I LOUISIANA1003 Samuel P JSCEnety Dem1E07 Murphy J Foster Dem
MAINE1903 Eugene lisle Rep1907 William P Fryc
MARYLAND1003 Georrre L Ind1005 Louis E ilcConws Rep
MASSACHUSETTS1907 George F Hor Rep1905 Henry C Lodgei Rep
MICHIGAN1907 James McMillan Rep1D03 Julius C furrows Rep
MINNESOTARIOT ICnatc Nelson i Rep1903 Cushmon K Dark is Rep
MISSISSIPPIHernando D Msney Dm
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MISSOURIItXK Francis M Cockrsll Dem1903 George G Vest Dem
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NEW HAMPSHIRE1903 Jacob 11 GalHnscr Rep
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W NEW YORK1903 Thomas C Rep1905 Chauncey M Rep
NORTH CAROLINA1903 JJeter C Pritchard Rep1907 M Simmons Dem
NORTH DAKOTA1503 Henry O Hansbroush Rep1905 James P McCumber Rep
1903 JosfpU B Rep1903 Marcus A Hanna Rep
OREGON1D03 Joseph Simon Rep1007 G WMcBride j Rep
i PENNSYLVANIA1P03 Penrose I Rep1003 M S Quay Rep
RHODE ISLAND1907 Nelson AV Aldrich Rep1007 George P AVctmore Rep
SOUTH CAROLINA1907 Benjamin R Tillman Dem1003 John L McLaurin Dem
i SOUTH DAKOTA1903 Jain il Kyle Rep1907 A Republican
TENNESSEE1005 William B Bate Dem1S07 Edward W Carmack Dem
TEXAS1903 Charles A Culbereon Dem1907 Joseph Bailey Dem
UTAHlifl Jnspuh I Rawlin 1 Dent1905 Republican I
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VIRGINIA1003 John W Daniel Dem1907 Thomas S Martin Dem
WAShINGTON1003 George Turner led1503 Addison G Foster Rep
WEST VIRGINIA1 K Nathan B Scott Rep1907 S B EDema Rep
WISCONSIN1903 John C Spooner Rep1905 Joseph V Quarles Rep
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They 1VI1I Address time MarylandChristian Endeavor ConventionBALTIMORE Nov S The annual con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor socie-ties of the State will be held inBaptist Church next Tuesday Wednesday j
and Thursday Tuesday morning will begiven over to the registration of delegatesThe addresses of welcome and thewill be delivered at theAt the session on Tuesday night the speak-ers will be Rev Luther R Dyott of New-ark N J and Rev Dr William Pattersonpastor of Bethany Presbyterian ChurchPhiladelphia
The session on Wednesday morning willbe devoted to the ofcf State Unionference and to a symposium on Endeavorwork An address win also be deliveredby Rev Dr William Patterson on TheSin of Compromise Essentials to
matters connectedwith the management of Juniorba discussed at the afternoon session Atthe close of the Junior Workers confer-ence Rev Charles M Sheldon of TopekaRan author of In His Steps will con-
duct a question boxRev Mr Sheldon and Mr John G Wool
ley Presidential candidate of the Prohibi-tion party will be the speakers of the ses-sion Wednesday night Jlr Sheldons subject will be Opportunities for Service inthe Twentieth eCntury Mr Woolley willspeak on The Power cf Testimony Toaccommodate the large audiences which are j
expected at this session two servicesbe one at Brantiy and the otherat the First English Lutheran ChurchBoth addresses will be delivered at eachof the two churches
On Thursday morning there will be anopen parliament on Missions and a com-mittee conference Rev Maurice PenfleldFuses pastor of Brantiy Church will
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entertainer trout New Yorks socialworld Mrs Belmont who was Mrs Wil-
liam K Vanderbilt before her secondwill it is said add greatly to the
gaiety of the approaching season and hasalready considered the selection of a suitable house
Mrs S S Rowland the sister of MrBelmont has returned to Washington andopenedher splendid home on I Street
Mr and Mrs George Cafoot Lodge arcvisiting Senator and Mrs Henry CabotLodge who are still at their villa at
Time honored St Johns Church George-town was beautifully adorned with palmsand snowy blossoms last night for the uarr-sage of Miss Helen Cragtn oneof Georgetowns prettiest daughters to MrDavid Agnew Greenlees the ceremony occurring in the presence of an assemblagemade up of old residential families ofWashington and Georgetown together witha number of out of town relatives andfriends The who assigned theguests to seats Hartiveil McCartney cousin of the bride Mr C PowellMiunigerode Dr A Rhett Stuart MrJ Wilmer Latiraer all of Washington andMr J S Sdiaeffer of Philadelphia Thenuptial music from Lohengrin playedby Mr Morgan organist of the Church ofthe Covenant signaled the approach of thebride who passed up the aisle attenu d byher father Mr Charles Hartwell Craginby whom she was given in marriage Shewore a very beautiful trailing robe ofwhite chiffon over white silk with bodicedraplngs of liberty silk and point appliqueHer tulle veil was caught to her hair withgraceful simplicity and her only jewelswere pearls that have been worn by the
j brides of her mothers family for severalgenerations Her bouquet was of white or
I chids and lilies of the valley with touchesj of maiden hair fern In addition to theushers the wedding train consisted of Miss
j Lilian Addison Cragin was her sistersattendant maid of honor Miss ElizabethUnderwood Cox Miss Anna Greenlees
I ter of the groom Miss Bessie and aj matron attendant Mrs Robert ne-
McKianey of York Pa a cousin of thebride whose own wedding occurred a fewweeks ago and who with her husband arehouse guests at the Cragin home MissCragin wore a gracefully dainty gown ofwhite silk trimmed with lace and chiffoniml carried a large cluster of white chry-santhemums tied with nile green ribbonThe maids were alike in nile greeneilk and their bouquets cf white chrysan-themums were caught with Watteau knotsof white satin ribbon Masters Summerfield McCartney and Archibald Offiey inmodish Tuxedo suits held the ribbons thatwith large bunches of snowy chrysanthe-mums defined the family pews Mrs Cragin in an elegant toilet of black em-broidered in Jet was assisted to seatby Mr Robinson Cox of Xew York andMrs J M Addison grandmother of thebride by Mr Horace McEllery of I
moreThe groom with his best man Mr S
Duncan Bradley awaited the brides com-ing in the chancel where the ceremonywas performed by Rev Frank H Bartonrector of St Johns assisted by Rev GFreeland Peter of the ProCathedral alifelong friend of the groom j
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the brides 3127 DumbartonAvenue from 9 and laterMr and Mrs Greenlees left for their jhoneymoon travels the attired fortraveling in Paris
Among the relatives and friends presantboth at the church and reception wereMr Archibald Greenlees father of thegroom Lieut and Mrs C M McCartneyuncle and aunt of the bride Miss LydieAddiscn Mr and Mrs Angus Cameron-of Roland Park Baltimore Mr W OCarrington of Bristol Tenn Mr andMrs Howard Avery of Norfolk Va Mrand Mrs J P Agnew Mr Walter Rogersand Mrs B Wheat of Alexandriaand D L Wilson Dr and Mrs DuBcsc Jlr and Mrs Walter Whoatley Mrand Mrs J H Gordon Miss Peter Miss j
Hume Miss Marshall Mists Esther Gorden Mrs Hulme Mrs Bennett Mrs M-
Ii Addison the Misses Addison theMisses Cox Mrs and the Misses DarnellIe Mr and Mrs P T Berry theMisses Berry the Misses Shoemaker MissMohum Mr Vivian Burnett Mr W GOgden Messrs Allen and F B Gordonilr Cleland Offiey Hiss Elizabeth Hayesof Philadelphia and Miss Marie Webster-of Richmond Among the numerous andhandsome gifts displayed in a reception
Toom on the second floor were a silverservice presentd by the stock exchangeand a dish of embossed silver from the
I K T a social organization cf whichthe groom is a member Upon their return to the city Mr and Mrs GreenleesWill reside for the winter at the familyhome of the bride on Dumbarton Avenue
The Hon Audrey Pauncefote daughterofthe British Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote who have been visiting friends inPhiladelphia returned to the Embassy yes-terday
The AustroHungarian Minister and theBaroness Hengelmuller with their daugh-ter arrived at the Legation from New Yorkyesterday afternoon having spent thesummer in fashionable watering places inthe North
Mr and Mrs L Z Loiter have returnedto their home DuporitTCircle after an ex j
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A Disorderly House RaIdedSergeant lodges and Policeman Mullen raided
1227 E Street northwest about 9 oclock last nightand arrested Harriet Columbus on a charge ofkeeping a bawdy house Annie Lane and FannieMinor were detained is witnesses Campbell Carrington appeared for her in the Police Court thismorning where she pleaded not guilty demandeda jury trial and was released on 300 bonds
Squall Damage I j FireDamages amounting to 10 resulted at 11
oclock this niorrjnfr from a fire caused by chil-
dren playing with matches at 1130 GovernmentAlley in the of TwcntyfiKt Street north-west occupied by Betty Morris and owned byMrsJ Miller Truck B responded to a localalarm and extinguished the flanus
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Jewelry Novelties
Including choice of Baby PinsCuff Buttons Stick PinsChilliens Drinking Cups HairClasps Pompadour Combs plainand jeweled Watch GuardsSterling Silver Novelties NapkinRings plated Cologne BottlesSterling Silver Thimbles Sterling Silver Pendants for brace-lets Individual Salt and PepperSets Puff Jars Hair Pins BeltPins Whisk Brooms BroochesCollar Buttons Rings Jewel
j Bags Neck Combs plain andJeweled Earrings Sterling Sil-ver Pocket Knives CandlesticksLorgnette Chains Tooth PickHolders Necktie Clasps PursesHat Pins MatchTrays Nut SetsNethersole Bracelets Beingvalues that retail usually up totec
RibbonsThe last day for choice of
these 15c to 25c Ribbons allstyles and colors andwidths Nos 5 7 9 and 12They fill Aisle Tables for choice
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A lot of Tailormade Suits inBlack Oxford Tan and Drown ofdifferent styles and in differentsizes Not a suit in the a f nlot but is worth twicethe special price JJ 3p
A lot of Dress and PedestrianSkirts in Homespuns Tweeds andGrey and Plaidback Woolensperfect in draping and 0makings some of our re X-markable 5 values r
Strictly mantailormade Flan-nelette Waists in a good manycolorings but not every c rsize of each About 15 dozenwith choice at 75c and vJtJ
An unusually big lot of rem-nants of ick Dress GoodsBroadcloths Cheviots SergesHenriettas Crepons Mohairs Ve-
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Not all Gizes in any one ofthese lots but all warranted
20button length Suede Glovesevening shades jfregular price 250 fa pair o v
Ladies and Childrens Cashmere Gloves scatter
colors worth 25c29c and 39c a pair
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Broken StripedPolka and Embroidered Dot39c and 50c kinds for 29c 4 Qfand 25c Hennsdorf BackFleecelined Hose for 8 vJ
A hundred lot of Ladies VerySheer Handkerchiefs hemstitchedand with 2inch lace and insertingtrimming The cheapestof them are IS values JBgLChoice
Broken lot of Mens WhiteDress Shirts open back
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